Beechwood High School - Beechwood Yearbook (Fort Mitchell, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

igh thet irk nd] Tiree egr ss arse ets SER ee AS ASS Te eS etn. PER Sas TPR enn ee ee ny ec teenie geo EE EEE ES BEES SS SSS EERO ee Dear Diary: This is the beginning of the end and | am not so sure | like it. There is a lot to look forward to this year, but it will all be just a fond memory after Graduation Day. Dear Diary: Four years of questions, answers, read- ing, tests, and cramming in these class- rooms will be ended. Dear Diary: Fun? Yes! Our heavenly beautiful prom crowned TOMMY '48 King. The prom in our honor crowned JANIE '49 Queen. Games were more spirited with BILLIE, JOANNE, KATHY, JANIE, SUSAN, and BONNIE leading the cheers. aT WE GRADUATED Dear Diary: It's all over now. The Graduation Exercises were perfect. It is something | will cherish in my memories forever. All my friends looked so solemn and thoughtful as if they knew that this was a milestone in their lives. The parents and relatives of the graduates were present for this memorable occasion. We are proud to dedicate our annual to the people pictured on this page. It is a fine thing for us to possess such parents. Our entire school life has been col- ored by your influence and advice. Looking back over the years, we remember many instances where some suggestions, comfort, or aid have helped remove what seemed formidable obstacles. We also appreciate your interested attendance at ballgames, concerts, plays, open house, banquets, and P.T.A. We take this opportunity to express our thanks to you, DEAR PARENTS. BOARD OF EDUCATION THE BOARD CHARLES FEUSS 2... 2,5) shee a a, pee ee reel ete ies le ee EE OSICIONT JOE” LINNEMAN® oo. e050 oe ace Oc pete none ae as Mee ee MCG Eres ceri DOROTHA RYLE eo econ eee 2 ely ee hee aie up CL OLanval Ten sULGr CLIFFORD HOMAN G. W. AMMERMAN, JR. DR. WILLIAM MINER ADMINISTRATION W. R. DAVIS, M.A. Superintendent His wit and charm are invaluable to all who know him. His friendly informal manner, his af- fection for—and enjoyment of—young children, his sincerity and enthusiasm for Beechwood make us all love him. THELMA WILLE JONES, M.A. Principal Her unceasing activity in the interests of Beech- wood, her immaculate appearance, her apprecia- tion for the needs of us all—these are only some of the things that make her a number one prin- cipal. KATHERINE BERRY, B.S. VIRGINIA BEVARLY, M.A. HELEN BRYANT, M.A. JOE CORCORAN, B.S. Third Grade Latin and Mathematics Science and Social Studies Physical Education and Assistant Coach VIVIAN DICKEN, B.S. FRANCES DUBON, B.S. MARY FOSSIT, B.S. C. PERRY MARTIN, M.A. Second Grade Art Kindergarten and First Grade Science and Mathematics They HELD THE REINS 14 ANTHONY R. MASTROLEO, B.S. EDGAR McNABB, B.S. Music RUTH MERHAUT, B.S. EMMA OSBORN, M.A. Social Science and Coach Commerce Librarian Ln a KATHERINE RANKIN, A.B. VESTA SCHULTZ KATHERINE SCOTT, A.B. MARTHA VICTOR, A.B. Fifth Grade Dietician English and French Sixth Grade FACULTY FLORENCE MARIAN ASTOR “Florence” DARK HAIR AND EYES ... GIDDY LAUGH PLEASANT CONVERSATION PETITE S.ae Glee Club, 1|-2-3-4: Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. DORIS ELIZABETH BRESCH Doris ‘DEEP VOICE] WITTY 2. Solr OP EAB .. . EVERYBODY'S FRIEND .. . Glee Club, 1-2-3-4; Glee Club Treasurer, 4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. E§ f N | oo so Drm ser ee yeerigs iyo I Ge nt i a i} . CHARLES HUSTON CAMPBELL Charlie SUCCESSFUL EDITOR .. . ABILITIES UN- LIMTED ... GOOD NATURED .. . ALL- AROUND GUY... Glass President, 1-3; Glee Club, 1|-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Bas- ketball, |-2-3-4; Football, |-2-3-4; Football Co- Captain, 4; Prom Attendant, 3; Editor of Beechbark and Annual, 4; National Honor Society, 3-4; Literary Letter, 3. ARCHIE B. CARRAN Archie DRY WIT .. . HIGH-SCORING FORWARD SCHOLASTIC ATTAINMENTS GOOD-LOOKING ... Dixie Heights, 1; Glee Club, 2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 3; Mixed Chorus, 3; Basketball, 2-3-4; Football, 3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; National Honor Society, 3-4; National Honor Society President, 4: Speech Contestant, 4; United Nations Youth Forum Representative, 3; All-Regional Team, 4. CURTIS ROGER CHALKLEY Roger’ QUIET AND UNASSUMING . . . GOLF “PRO”. = “MATHEMATICIAN STUDIOUS Glee Club, 1-2-3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; National Honor Society, 3-4; Atomic Energy Exhibit Instructor, 4; Golf, 2-3-4; Bowling, 3 Ce Peon W SB BAM ‘ ew (Le pee fo at eeP | DOROTHY LEE DANCE tig SAS CRSAMERE § RAZ AL 5 IN A RUSH . |. LONG ever Mowies 2. YBOOK} 4 QHaX A. AKEEPINIG FI we Glee Abb, |-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 4; Mixed S Chérus, 4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. rw) SA | BILLIE RUTH FREYLER Billie SUNNY DISPOSITION . . . OUTSTANDING ALTO ee ae, BEAULTIFURGEYES Satu) JOKE: KILLER Class Vice-President, 2; Glee Club, |-2-3-4; Glee Club Secretary, 4, NKEA Chorus, 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Girls’ Trio, 1-2-3; Prom Attendant, 3; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; Y Dance Committee, 3-4; Cheerleader, 2-3-4; Spring Concert, 2; Sextet, I. GEORGIA LEE GILBERT Georgia' FRIENDLINESS AND CHARM . . . FUNNY SNEEZE] seSihe S LOVERY 5 snore ENGAGED Glee Club, |-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 4; Mixed Chorus, 4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; Band, |-2-3. VIRGINIA ANN GOEBEL Ginny CUTE.PUG NOSE... INDUSTRIOUS Foe. COLORED SSO) ee Ge oe INC VER ee MOMENT Class President, 4; Glee Club, |-2-3-4; Beech- bark Staff, 4; National Honor Society, 3-4; Speech Contestant, |-3-4; Majorette, 2-3-4; Literary Letter, 3; WZIP Youth Speaker, 4. Vz litt — See) Vletleh a ectle geek pee Lhe of fer Z Le wetde- bint 2 pce the thi fun u se fe ttd Lee thie Bi) | eet ont Ap we Leck, ota woo! Li te, KATHLEEN HELEN GRONEMAN 7 Kathy PRETIY BLONDE | | GOOD STUDENT]? SMOOTH COMPLEXION i. . ALWAYS WILLING : Class President, 2; Glee Club, |-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Prom At- tendant, 4; Co-Editor of Beechbark and An- nual, 4; National Honor Society, 3-4; National Honor Society Secretary, 4; Majorette, 2; Cheerleader, 3-4; Spring Concert, 2. Sh Beak ae 20 JEANNE ELIZABETH HAUER Jeanne FUN-LOVING ...SLANTY EYEBROWS... LAUGHABLE. SAYINGS ... . =. PEGGED SKIRTS Glee Club, |-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; Class Sweetheart, 3. . c e JOANNE AMELIA KERKHOFE Joanne Cle FRECh Leos, se EN Mone! IC... ALWAYS UP TO SOMETHING WOMAN DRIVER Class Reporter, 2; Glee Club, |-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 4; Mixed Chorus, 4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. JOHN EDWARD KLEYMEYER Jack CAMERA FIEND ... EASY GOING... ROVING ROMEO ... WISE CRACKS Glee Club, |-2-3-4; Basketball Manager, 2-3; Football, |-2-3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. CHARLES H. KREY Chuck BURR HAIR CUT... BIG TEASE. -. TUBA TOOTER... . FRIENDLY WAYS Glee Club, |-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Basketball, |-2-3-4; Business Manager of Beechbark and Annual, 4; Band, | -2-3-4, -—S EN 1 ® Tee 22 oe On ee LINNEMAN “Ming” “DARKAEYES.... 7 PLEASANT LAUGHTER POrNeRGEIGgwe QOUICKSCOME BACKS Glee Club, 1|-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; Majorette, 2-3-4; Spring Concert, 2. a) Ti hover an pil rs ts hich hes JAMES CESS EISTONE IR: Jim POPULAR NEWCOMER ... QUIET WAYS MOEEPEVOIGE aecet CE Holmes, |-2-3: Glee Club, 4; Basketball, 4 Football, 4; Prom Attendant, 4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. j y BR LARRY M. MeCAR T — “Larry” TALL, «LOOSE, —“STAIMRE . “oe ARTISTIC TALENTS .. . GOOD NATURED ... AL- EERSIC Or STODIESe = John G. Carlisle, |; Glee Club, 2-3-4; Cincinnati Art Academy, 2; Literary Letter, 2. JANE CLAUDETTE MEGOWEN Janie PROMINENT CHEEKBONES . . . ARTISTIC AMBITIONS ... SUNNY SMILE... QUAINT. SAYINGS ne Cardome, |; Glee Club, 2-3-4; Glee Club Ac- companist, 3-4; NKEA Chorus, 3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. eae asans ee Cfo QA“e @ ay, sareel Jt] SO ke Se age jel ae thal way ank Yoh will (p40 MAES popu Cif possible) Cach penn € dose, -—S EN | ee 24 Zan tH 3 be IO ADs ft a Sd Sue aée. = Lice. WANDA R. POWERS 32% Rosie , - AUBURN HAIG. eePEPe On CE ne SOSA ieee. = CAD let ACE ae ee Class Reporter, 4; Glee Club, |-2-3-4; Sextet, |; Band, 2-3; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; Majorette, 2-3-4. é EDNA JEAN RACE “Edna” SWEET PERSONALITY 2c, EOYALSUPPOR2 TER .. . BRUNETTE BEAUTY . .. FRIENDLY Sey Glee Club, |-2-3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. of os bs : I A ; ° . i, 7. y | if ! ae fi j a f ‘) fj A yg i | apt 5 = ns fA fF, , “ 4 i 4 af y J | ,? 4 4 7 r je r ! Af JEANNINE ANN REIB “Twinny” MISCHIEF MAKER . . . GOOD WORKER _.. ATHLETIC INCLINATIONS . . . BAGGY SWEATERS ... Glee Club, 1-2-3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. JOANNE C. REIB Twin GLASS ‘CUT-AUPS 2 RELPRUL eS BOOK WORM 2 2. DOODEER’. 2 Glee Club, 1|-2-3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. fe) | P N [0 ee 26 CHARLES HENRY ROGERS Charlie COWLICK =... FUN TO BE WITH ... DEVILS = LIKEABLE: PERSONALIGY = . Glee Club, 2-3-4; Basketball, 2-3: Football, 3: Football Manager, 2; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; Band, |. ORIS BERTRAM SAVELY Bert COUP orIRIS - me SOKESTERS. | os WAVY HAIRS. . cust. MINDEDS Glee Club, |-2-3-4; Circulation Manager of Beechbark and Annual, 4; Most Improved Stu- dent, 3. ROBERT LOUIS STEIDLE Bob TRUMPET PLAYER . . . RADIO MINDED . .. SSPEEDY® TYPIST 22 6 VOCATIONAL SCHOLL... Glee Club, |-2-3-4; Football, 1; Band, |-2-3-4. JOANNE STEINFORT Joanne SONGBIRD = SASHARP CLOTHES: 2. SOOD -TIME --.. - NATURAELEY. CURLY PLA ween Glee Club, 1-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Girls’ Trio, 1-2-3; Contest Solo, 4; Sextet, |; Spring Concert, 2; Prom Attendant, 4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; Y Dance Committee, 3-4; Majorette, 1-2; Cheerleader, 3-4; Red Cross Representative, vV 4 JOHN WARREN STEINMAN Jack EORNE RIMMED CLASSES 7 FUTURE WG Rd at he ET.) ae Cn WA ane S118) 9. CONVERSATIONALIST .. . Highlands, |; Glee Club, 2-3-4; NKEA Chorus 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Baskebtall Manager, 4- Football, 2-3-4; Prom Attendant, 4; Band, 2-4; United Nations Youth Forum Representa- tive, 3-4. THOMAS BRACKEN TATE, JR. Tommy ES BELEIN Din ieee. avs rete? ein fe ee FEN A oe JOLIN a can Ee LOW CON2 VER}IBL BS ee: Class Vice-President, |; Glee Club, 4; Basket- ball, |-2-3-4; Football, |-2-3-4; Football Co- Captain, 2-3; Prom King, 3; Class Sweetheart, 2; Most Improved Student, 2. Club Presiden ent, 3: NKEA 3-4: Mixed rus Ac 1, |-2-37 Sextet, 4: oncert, 2; Accaptpianis -3; b DAVID HUGHES VAN DEREN Dave COACH'S DREAM. 7 BAGGY PANTS 3%. SHORT SPEECHES 3 = (GOOP DISPOstz HORI s. Glee Club, |-2-3-4; NKEA Chorus, 2; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Basketball, 2-3-4; Basketball Cap-. tain, 4; Football, 2-3-4; Football Co-Captain, 4; Basketball Co-Captain, 3; Prom Attendant, 3; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4; Band, |-2-3-4; Band President, 4; Band Vice-Presi- dent, 2-3; NKEA Band, 2-3-4; All-Regional Team, 3; Brass Sextet, 3; Spring Concert, 2. B20 Aor phos for A , y the yf Ae stg on ef he baste AA e J + Lr CooIt apenea. ee A | | Yt —e b J _ASs a ee ” MARIAN BARBARA VON LEHMEN Marian LONGITARe Ae eRICNDLY v4 cee REPNY, SWEATERS. DAYDREAMER'®. Ue Notre Dame, |; Glee Club, 2-3-4; Beechbark and Annual Staff, 4. JOE ANN WIKEL Janie WINNING SMILED. EFFICIENT TY PIS Taras PREM ertA Ree eViIVAC IOUS i.e Class Secretary-Treasurer, |-2-3-4; Glee Club, |-2-3-4: Glee Club Vice-President, 4; NKEA Chorus, 2-4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Prom Queen, 4; Prom Attendant, 3; Co-Editor of Beech- bark and Annual, 4; Majorette, |; Cheer- leader, 2-3-4; Class Sweetheart, 1-2. DAVID ROSS WILLIAMS “Dave” BROAD, .FRIENDLY GRIN . . . SLOW- MOVING . BIG FEET . . . INDIANA DRAWL ... 1's wnsn - = nH Vv 1O O we e. es 7 Chat Wnoru 1-2: Class Vice-President ub, 3-4: NKEA Chorus, 4; Mixed 4- Basketball. 3-4: Football 3-4. THE 49ERS AS THEY WERE IN THE 30's First Row: Florence Astor, Doris Bresch, Charlie Jim Liston, Left — Larry McCartt, Janie Campbell, Roger Chalkley, Dorothy Dance. Megowen. a . ; Fourth Row: Wanda Powers, Joanne and Jean- Second Row: Billie Freyler, Georgia Gilbert, nine Reib, Bert Savely, Joanne Steintfort, Jack Virginia Goebel, Kathy Groneman, Jeanne t= rae Hauer. Fifth Row: Tom Tate, Peggy Udry, Dave Van Third Row: Joanne Kerkhoff, Marilyn Linneman, Deren, Marion Von Lehmen, Janie Wikel. 4 The Junior Class says goodbye to MR. MARTIN, and a cheery hello to COACH—maye he have a restful summer because he'll need his strength next year. HAROLD ADAMS . BARABRA BENNETT FARO SBERR Ye = JOHN BOARD . DICK DIETER . PAT GARNER . PATSY GIBBS . . ‘ BETTY LOU GRONEMAN . LARRY HEGENER BENJY HUGHES GERRY LANGE RONY LUNSFORD DAVE MARTIN . RAY McCLURE . EDDIE McNABB DICK MENNINGER BOB MERGARD .. PATSY MESCHER . JACK OLDHAM . LARRY PHELPS . KITTY PRICE ROGER REQUARDT BOB RIESELMAN ‘ BONNIE ROWLETTE . JIM WADE , JOHN WALKER OTTO WATSON REX WILLIAMS . . JIM WILSHIRE . . BOB WULFECK . i a We would like Asset won VePaISth veune A: . . Prom Attendant . . . Band ay = Easy Gojihg . .. wie Glass: President i. ..: - Modeling Ability . . � sincerity . . : . . Honor Student . Height . . Cashmeres aces . . Holy Cross Class . . Sharp Clothes . . Football Captain . Friendly Ways . Curly Hair . Happy Go Lucky : . Clarinetist 2 - Prom Attendent . . Friendly Ways . . ; . . The Joker of Tie Class . . . Pretty Hair . Sports Minded pe DRAW IA Chorsantie eur sods . . Cheerleader... pee PROT Ginna ts eee - ‘Originality: ce sce Care. 2 on lite . Clicking Brain... . . Basketball Ace ...... . Distinguished Nose .... UNDO R e for you to meet our class, Ring of '49 Usually Found . At Kresge's - Talking To Her Friends . Shopping In Cincinnati . Boorie's . -Playing Basketba!!| - Going To Miami . Dating Tommy . Supporting Beechwood's Team . Riding Kids Around . . Taking Pictures . . Talking On The Phone . . Skipping School . . 35 Grenbirar . . Shaving . Devou Park (Kenton Hills, That is) . In Covington . -Mergard’s Bowling Alley . . With Ray . . Playing In The Band . ''With Pooge ’ . At Baseball Games . . At Boonie's With The Rest . With Hegener . Talking To Allen 2 = At Church) With sos. . Writing To A French Girl . � Working On His Car . Studying = At Sue's - Going To Covington CLASS 34 eal So here is the dope about the Sophomores. GENE BECHTOLD LEIGH BELL DICK BGARD = « .- BARRY BRINKMAN . MARGY CAMPBELL TOM CAMPBELL GORDON COE JEWEL DANCE SUSAN DRULEY . GAROLE FOSTER... GRACIE GRATER . . SUSAN GREEN . SUIERIIAUIERS cos ses a os DICK HOEFINGHOFF . THOMAS HUMPHREY SIAKLING JORDRE . KENNY KLOSTERMAN DELMA LEAR . JOAN LISTON i JACK McCARTT .. . NOEL MARKWELL . JAMES MASSMAN BIEL RACES 2 '. : MARILYN RIGGS TOM STEIGER ALLEN SMITH . . MIKE SCHWEITZER RAY WATSON . . TOMMY WIGGER . RONNIE WILLIAMS Usually Found PeERISHuSMerete. auto 1s . At the symphony . Back of Bl.Sacrament waGkSMONaACK a x she. . Playing basketball . . At any girl's house . Talking to DICK B. . PRCOMGAPISGESIn gS sien Ae oe Ses . Breaking up with DAVE M., . . Talking about U.C, . ; a ID MIRROR stot ca aes . At the drugstore . Going crazy ATOURCHe temrime ests ere Nowhere in particular . With EARNY Elsewhere... . Ali overeat. re. ve. . Saying ''Oh Gads'' Darkroom .... In Miss B's car . In the cage(gym) . Otto's house , . At Susan's house In camera shops . . Scrimmaging in the gym . Jack's Shack . Jack's Shack . Jack's Shack Se INSIGCD cigs “baetes SOPHOMORE CLASS | You would hink that, after last November's upset, people would be sick and tired of poll-taking, but we are at it again, Asset . General Math . food . steel-toe shoes . laziness . southern drawl . curls . dark hair . cashmere sweaters . Quietness « art . pretty hair pretty lips . gold basketball . long slender nose . truthtulness . baby brother - excuses beautiful complexion . pleasing personality . smiles . bet sheet . horn-rimmed glasses . cuteness . pretty teeth . friendliness . big feet . big ears - pulchritude . beauty . mad clothes Here's to the Freshmen, thé HERS ih i974 7? Everyone's watching to see What @He® will db. « AMMON: M. J. Ammon's our saxophone player; We call her Martha, with the ash blonde hair. ANDERSON: ; : As a clarinetist, Vince Anderson is fine, Now he's in the limelight, the president of grade nine. BOARD: Bert Board is really swell, Of him we all think very well. BRODT: Then there is Allen, a baritone player, His main asset is his blond curly hair. DERR: Molly Ann Derr, short, but with duties galore, Works with Red Cross, mixed chorus, and several more. EICIHMANN: That fat little boy who looks 1ike a schmoo, Is L. Eichmann by name, nicknamed Lou. FRIES: Carol Ann Fries is a girl we all like, She is friendly and swell, for a little tyke. HARRIS: Pat Harris, quite friendly, is a new girl this year. Is that laughter? 10 to | it's she that you hear, HUGHES: Here's to Joe, the Freshman ''brain We're sure someday he'll climb to fame. JONES: Gerald L. Jones is our football star, You won't catch him off; he's quite up to par. KLOPP: Jane is always sweet and kind, Our class thinks she is quite a find. LOGAN: Our friend Martha Logan, who lives in Park Hills, ls our one tennis cnampicn, who gives fans big thrilis. LOVES The happy love boy is John Henry by name; School is his pastime, farming's his aim. MEGOWEN: He surely is nice nd his name is Phil, His charm gives all the girls a thrill. MORLIDGE: Hats off to John, our basketball star: He's really good, and we hope hell go far. PETTIT: Shirtey Pettit's the tall girl with biondish hair; We find girls of her type are really rare. SAVELY: Bill Savely, our treasurer, though he's a bit short; Is-really a ladies' man and quite a good sport. VANCE: Virgil Vance is our tallest boy. When the girls see him they shout for joy. WENDELL: The girl who from Blessed Sacrament came, Is a blond and Donna Jane Wendell by name. Here's to our home room teacher, Mrs. Bryant, She's capable, co-operative, and very reliant. FRESHMAN CLASS 36 ) LIGHTH GRADE Name LARRY DALE ADAMS RICHARD AMMERMAN JAMES WALTER BEER CAROL MAE BUCKSHORN JAMES CAMPBELL MARY W. CAMPBELL FRANCIS P. CASTLEMAN JUNE ANN CHRISTOPHEL CHARLES A. COX re BARBARA LEE FREDERICK TOM MATSON HUEY SUZANNE JORDRE LOUIS McNABB BILLY MERGARD MARY SUE MINER RICHARD E, RACE PAUL RICHARDSON SALLY RAE ROWLETTE BARBARA ANN SAVELY W. JACK SCHULTZ JAMES SMITH ee eae JONATHAN G. VAN DERMARK JOHN E. WATSON JANIS WRIGHT Chas Fredd Butch Suzy Lou . Pinky Sita Richard Speedy Saily Barb. Jack.. Ui co. Jack John Jan . Nurse . Salesman . Nurse .Commercial artist . Make everybody happy .Own large farm . Nurse . Professional Basketball Basketball and Football Mergard Bowling Alleys ommercial artist et ‘'A's'' in History . Lawyer .Commercial artist -Win National Spelling Contest . Make 'A's'’ in Math . Doctor . Lawyer . Lawyer . Nurse Name EDWIN E. ABBOTT... CAROL LEE ANDERSON MARY JO BEERS . DALE BREADEN CAROL JEAN COOK JOAN DUNAWAY ALAN FOSTER WILLIAM GARRISON CAHLEEN GOEBEL BILLY GRAWE ... CHARLES GRAZIANI ROBERT LIGGETT ELAINE PARKER ZUE ANN PRICE . GAY RAMEY JOAN REIS . JOHN RICE JAMES ‘RICE Morten: LEVA RICHARDSON BILL SCHULZE ANNIE STEELE Nickname Eddie RGOUS. tee siectic Reb . . Cookie .. eStore, weet ABUT Rene eee , Cathie smeues Einstein sitsas ole vs Bubbles .... fol cy © eee SL OTX keleree citcon eas s Cayber er inate) Ga LO aM: ee peeeneiyees avack mueeuee aU Ttnstlecre acy enters Lee. 5 th loos mKSOTIV renee sae ats ie Oech cy cae SEVENTH 38 Ambition . To be a Civil Engineer . Drummer . To be a Stenographer or Secretary . Politician . To be a Music Teacher . Cheerleader—Secretary . To be a good football and basketball player and make good grades . . « Missionary . To get A's in Science . Designer . Used car . Newspaper reporter . To be a great musician—spera singer—cheerleader—or drummer . To pass Science . To breed horses . Cheerleader . Electrical Engineer . To get ''A ' in every subject . Cheerleader and member of the Honor Society . To make the football team . No ambition at all GRADE yr A TH The seventeen energetic girls and the seven energetic boys of the sixth grade have a variety of interesting hobbies. JANE ABBOT enjoys horse-back riding more than anything else; NANCY BLEMKER collects story book dolls; CAROL BOARD enjoys trading cards; SUSAN BOLLES is very much interested in marionettes; DUKIE CAMPBELL has quite a collection of greeting cards; NANCY DUE now has about sixty books of her own; RUTH ANN JOHNSON enjoys horse-back riding too; DIANE JORDRE has chosen for her hobby a collection of glass cats; BARBARA KLIENTANK likes em- broidering very much; JEAN KUHN loves to draw and paint; CAROL McCREADY spends all her spare time reading; BETTY JANE MINER ( RA DE rises house plants; NELL MORLIDGE prefers sketching to any other hobby; INDA LU NOR- TON spends all her spare time reading; JUAN- ITA RACE likes embroidering better than any other pastime; TOMMY RACE is collecting cam- paign buttons; JIMMY ROGERS saves clippings of all Cincinnati's baseball box scores; JACK SCHULZE, having a ‘mechanical mind’ too many hours assembling race cars; TED SMITH is collecting empty match books; PHILLIP TALIAFERRO likes Manual Art; ALLISON TATE is interested in sea shells; DAVID WADE insists that cooking is his hobby; BARBARA WIKEL someday will be an artist; ALEX WILSON has a very interesting stamp collection. spends Many of the boys and girls in the Fifth Grade are in- terested in the extra things they take part in at school such as band, art, children's symphonies, playground sports, gym classes, and assembly programs. So that we may-all be included we have made a study of some special things in which we are interested.-: They wilh occur in this order: My favorite subject, sport, and hobby and what | want to be when I grow up. DENNIS ADAMS—Arithmetic, Football, Electric train, Radio electrician; JUDITH ALLEN—History, Swimming, Collect- ing party favors, Housewife and mother; JOY AMMER- MAN—Reading, Fishing, Collecting souveniers, Raise dogs; EDDIE BADER—Spelling, Hunting, Building model airplanes, Airplane pilot; JIMMIE BAILER—Arithmetic, Swimming, Collecting old golf balls, Swimming instruc- tor; JIMMIE CLAYPOOL—History, Football, Collecting pictures of champions, Doctor; PATTY DAVIS—Arithmetic, Tennis, Dolls from other Countries, Movie Star; MAR- GARET DELAUNEY—Arithmetic, Swimming, Trading cards, Housewife; DOUGLAS FOSTER—Arithmetic, Football, Unusual rocks, Movie Stars; BONNIE GARRISON—Arith- metic, Baseball, Making Small articles, Medical Mis- sionary; MIKE GOULD—Spelling, Baseball, Airplanes, Fireman; ROBERTA HALEY—Spelling, Kickball, Story- book dolls, Nurse; BONNIE FAY HASTINGS—Arth- FilrErdo metic, Fishing, Collecting pennants, Secretary; E LAINE HORTON—Arithmetic, Dodge ball, Collecting figurines, Housewife; LUCY HOWARD—Arthmetic, Bicycle riding, Collecting match covers and china, Nurse; SONDRA KARRICK—Arithmetic, Ping-pong, Collecting story-book dolls, Nurse; JOAN KERLIN—History, Baseball, Collect- ing postcards, Housewife and Mother; CHARLES KOR- ZENBORN—Spelling, Hunting, Wood-work, Mechanic; JUDITH LANG—Spelling, Fishing, Collecting horse sta- tues, Manage my Dad's Restaurant; NANCY LEGG— Arithmetic, Bicycie riding, Collecting animal statues, Secretary; SHIRLEY LOVE—Art, Swimming, Buttons, Artist; LYNDA MEYERS—Spelling, Ice skating, Collecting horse statues, Surgeon; BOBBY MICHAELS—Reading, Baseball, Horseback riding, Wrestler; ANNA CLARE OIEN—Arithmetic, Bicycle riding, Dolls and small cups, School teacher; DAVID ROUTLEDGE—Arithmetic, Bad- minton, Model airplanes, Doctor; MARLENE SEIBERT— Arithmetic, Swimming, Collecting story book dolls, House- wife or nurse; DAVID TAKACS—Geography, Baseball, Electric trains, Movie star; THOMAS VAN DERMARK— Arithmetic, Basketball, Stamp collection, Doctor; HOPE WIMMER—Arithmetic, Swimming, Story-bok dolls, My Father's Secretary; SUE WITTE—Art, Swimming, Collect- ing Back of Walt Disney Comics, Artist. G( RAD E ————— a FOURTH GRADE We had better start out with Dr. Doolittle as we have just finished giving it for our Assembly Program. We made masks in our Art Class for each character. Here's the cast: MARY ANN BOWERSOX GLENDORA COOK JUDY DIEKMANN JUDY DIETER CHARLES EDDY DENNIS ELO FRANCES FELDMAN PARK GILMORE ANITA GLATSTEIN . Monkey in Africa . Monkey in Africa . Old Lame Horse . Chee-Chee, the monkey . The Alligator . The Swallow . Dab-Dab, the duck . Dr, Doolittle . Too-Too, the owl STEVEN GRAWE CLO GUSWILER SALLY HATFIELD BIREY iE JULIA McKAMEY SHIRLEY RACE SUZANNE REED JAN RINGO WALTER SHOREY BOBBY TATE . Jip, the dog . The push-my-pullu . Moved to Glendale . Tommy Stubbins . Palynesia, the parrot . Sara, Dr. Doolittle's sister . Monkey in Africa . The announcer . Gub-Gub, the pig . Mathew Mugg, the cat's meat man We also had a Health play last fall for Assembly, and at Thanksgiving we gave a choral reading about Thanks- giving Day. We, the Third Grade will be remembered by our teacher for many things, but she will remember each of us in some particular way, such as: BOBBY ALLEN— lover of music and art; SUE BAILER—desire, to do work well, her giggling; ELLEN BLEMKER—desire to be co- operative, talking; CHARLES BURGER—funloving dis- vosition; JIMMY CONIGLIO—efficiency, popularity with all the children; SANDRA COX—good disposition, quiet manner; JENNIE LEE DAWSON—love for reading, efficiency; MELVIN FREDRICK—saying very little, always happy; ANNE HAGEMEYER—quiet, easy manner; LINDA HAWES—efficiency, nice attitude, good work habits; THOMAS MORLEY—serious look, day dreamer; DON- NIE MESCHER—unselfishness, thoughtfulness cf others; ELEANOR MINER—efficiency in all of her work; serious- ness; MICHAEL OIEN—artistic ability, eagerness to help; NIKKI PARSONS—easy adjustment to the group, nice manners; MARY LOU REIS—sweet disposition, neat work; BARBARA ROVER—unselfishness, reserve manner; DAVID SCHMIDT—happy-go-lucky, having such a gocd time; WILFERD SCHNEIDER—love for keeping room clean; PAUL SELTMAN—incessant talking, love to help, kind; BARBARA LEE SIMPSON—willingness to help, kind; TOM SMITH—big smile, incessant talking; CHARLES STEVENSON—his love of guns, reading; RICHARD TUR- NER—nice disposition, willingness to help; DAWN WHITE —sweet singing voice, nice disposition, acting in ‘Snow White . THIERD GR 42 SECOND GRAD In a few years, in order to talk over old times with our boys, it may be necessary to make a trip out West because JACK COTTON, DAVY FALLIS, TOBY HATFIELD, DAVID HILL, BILLY RACE, PHILIP RINGO, and BILLY SOUTHGATE have desires to be ranches, cowboys, or fly their airplanes across ihe country. In future years if we should visit our girls we wonder if we will find the same existing attitudes as they now have, such as CYNTHIA BADER'S cheerfulness; LYNDA BEIL'S co-operativeness: BARBARA BICKER'S enthusiam; SALLY BOLLES' diligence; CAROL BOLLMAN'S | willingness; PATSY BRYANT'S aggressiveness; CYNTHIA CREAGHEAD'S friendliness; SUSAN EDDY'S charm; SUE FEARNAUGHT'S shyness; RUTH ANN GREEN'S neatness; HELEN and TEKLA KERLIN'S agility; KAY KORZENBORN'S ver- CAROLYN MARTING'S © alertness: KATHLEEN McKAMEY'S quietness; CHAR- LOTTE MUNGER'S helpfulness; DIANNE MUR- DOCK’S efficiency; NORMA _ SCHMIDT'S patience; JANE SCHULZE'S liveliness; EBA KAY SIEBERT’S hurriedness; CAROLINE TATE'S originality; and PATRICIA WARE'S frankness. satility; _ MED Rites cease. The first grade children have had a year longer to make up their minds about what they will be when they grow up. They announce their des- tinies in the following terms: SARAH ADAIR, a mother; BOBBY CARRAN, a fire engine man; DICKY CREVISTON, a policeman; PETE DE- LAUNEY, a boy scout leader; SANDRA DIETER, a nurse; CHARLOTTE DUE, a lady who sells coats and dresses in a store; FRED GLATSTEIN, a father; BOBBY GREEN, a man who fixes tele- phones for people; LAUREN HILL, a lawyer: Lk S I We: _ aes ak tt + A argon ai ‘. - rs : Re Aree et JANET KERLIN, a mother and a nurse; JUDY KINNEY, a baby sitter; SAMMY MARSHALL, an engineer on a train; GARY MASTROLEO, a cowboy; KENNY MONTEITH, a man with a grocery store; JO ANN SELTMAN, a nurse; RICHARD STEVENSON, a_ fireman; DICKY THOMAS, a candy store man; TOMMY VOTAU, an airplane pilot; MARY MINTON WARE, a teacher; MICHAEL WIMMER, a boy scout man; CRAIG WORSTELL, an animal trainer in a circus. ( RA D E | | KINDERGARTEN The Kindergarten children often discuss what they will be when they grow up. Here are their most recent decisions: NANCY ACRA, a teacher; DIANE BAHR, a cowgirl; MARTHA BELL, a doctor; PHILIP BOLLMAN, a cowboy: CHARLES BOWERSOX, a policeman; ANNETTE CONIGLIO, just work in the house; JODY CREAGHEAD, a man who builds houses; RICHY DETZEL, a doctor; ROBBY DETZEL, an engineer on a train; TOM ELO, an artist; GARY GARRI- SON, a man wth a lot of horses; JUDY GART- LAND, a dancer; CLAUDIA GILMORE, a mother; ROB HATFIELD, an engineer; MELANIE HIGDON, a nurse and a nun; EDDIE HUMPERT, a house-builder; GARY JONES, a hotel man; DICKY KUEBBING, a captain on a boat; SANDY MARSHALL, a lady with children; DICK MINER, a sailor; DANNY MOUL, a doctor and preacher; DONNA LEE PREUNINGER, a nurse; DELTON RICHARDSON, a workman; TEDDY SIMPSON, a ringmaster; SUSAN SHOREY, a nurse; BOBBY SUSSIN, a doctor; STUART THEAD, a Pepsi- Cola man; JUDY VASKE, a nurse; JIMMY WAL- LACE, a cowboy and farmer; KATHERINE WARE, a teacher; CYNTHIA WOLFF, a lady: PATTY SCHULTE, a farmer's wife. There is a new look in football at Beechwood. Finally after a few years of football, the Tigers were able to taste victory. This seemed to come about by the fact that the players never gave up, and that they switched from the single wing formation to the T-formation. Switching to the T gave them the chance to use their size and speed. After a slow start of losing their first four games, the Tigers were able to come back and win their last three. This year proved to be the first year that a Beechwood team had any scoring power. The record for the year is as follows: Newport . . . . . 46; Beechwood . Dite 1 4. © a . 264. Beechwood Campbell County . 13; Beechwood . Bellevue . . . . . 39; Beechwood. . . . 20 Aurora. =.) . «-« =� 6;Beechwood.. .. $=38 fualow . 2... «i « $4: Beechwood... .. 18 Livy © oa 080: Beachwood or. . 2.520 We hope that in the following years that this record will be improved on until it can be im- proved no further. Viewing the record of the past year, we find that the 'Tigers'', after a mediocre season, ad- vanced farther than ever before in the tourna- ments. This is accounted for by the fact that for the first time in Beechwood history Coach McNabb had 12 to 15 boys capable of playing equally good basketball. We find that we concluded the regular play with 12 wins and II losses. Among these games was a two-day trip, during which we played Catlettsburg and Maysville, winning the former 36-35 and losing the latter 48-37. As the tournaments got under way, the team . seemed to catch a spark and played some of its best ball. We became champions of the 36th district by defeating Dixie in the finals 48-45. In Regional play, we swamped Lloyd 76-37, again downed Dixie with a 38-29 score, and, in the finals lost to Bellevue 56-49. We sincerely hope that next year's Tigers improve this record by playing in the State Tournament. Beechwood Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . Beechwood . SW fl sFaee elke 30; ster no 473 22 40; 74; 63; . 45: mn BAe . 46; ADs . 49: aot 42: Swir 48; abe 32% le. iis District mae” . 54; . 48; SCHEDULE Florence St. Henry Walton Hebron Catlettsburg Maysville Lloyd ve Dixie Heights Newport Silver Grove Ludlow Highlands Simon Kenton Newport Holmes : University High Dixie Heights Ludlow Dayton Simon Kenton Bellevue at, Campbell County Lloyd Tournament Covington Catholic Mitral tesa ees Dixie Heights . Regional Tournament Quarter Finals Shey Lloyd Semi-Finals a ehtsit . 49; Dixie Heights Finals Bellevue 25 oo . 45 5 e med, 5 Bye, PP ian @ 6 sine This is the day when we recognize individual achievement at Beechwood. The growth of the whole school program depends upon the de- velopment within the individual of personal qualities, scholastic marks, and social adjust- DAY ments. Such achievements are recorded on this day in the BEECHWOOD GOLDEN LEDGER. Besides health Blue Ribbons, athletic and band letters, and competent typist pins, ths following SPECIAL AWARDS were made: BEST SCHOOL CITIZENS Charlie Campbell Jeannine and Joanne Reib GREATEST IMPROVEMENT DURING 1948-1949 IN EACH GRADE Danny Moul Judy Dieter Sarah Adair Linda Meyers Sue Fearnaught Alex Wilson Charles Burger Gene Bechtold Ray McClure Archie Carran Elaine Parker Tom Huey Jerry Jones NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Archie Carran Charlie Campbell Valedictorian Virginia Goebel Salutatorian Roger Chalkley Kathie Groneman Roger Requardt James Wade Betty Lou Groneman LITERARY LETTERS Virginia Goebel Joanne Steinfort Jack Steinman Billie Freyler Joanne Kerkhoff Charles Krey Archie Carran Bert Savely Awarded in 1948 David Van Deren Eddie McNabb Janie Wikel Bonnie Rowlette Tom Steiger Joe Hughes Benji Hughes Jane Klopp NENTOR' S WILL ARTICLE | Section A. To the following classes we leave these items: Item I—To the Juniors we leave Kenny Frolich. Item II—To the Sophomores we leave the priv- ilege of being the largest class in the school. Item III—To the Freshman we leave three more happy years of high school. ARTICLE II Section A. To the members of the faculty—we leave! ARTICLE III Section A. To our various classmates we the Seniors bequeath the following items: FLORENCE ASTOR leaves her tiny ears to JIM MASSMAN. DORIS BRESCH leaves her imitating talents to MR. MARTIN. CHARLIE CAMPBELL leaves his place on the Honor Roll to BOB WULFECK. ARCHIE CARRAN leaves his ‘pay attention attitude to RICHARD MENNINGER. ROGER CHALKLEY leaves his politeness to BARRY BRINKMAN. DOROTHY DANCE leaves her neatness to some sloppy Freshman. BILLIE FREYLER leaves her modestry to BAR- BARA SAVELY. GEORGIA GILBERT leaves her domestic in- clinations to PAT MESCHER. VIRGINIA GOEBEL leaves her giggles to PATTI BERRY. KATHY GRONEMAN leaves her quietness to SUSAN DRULEY. JEANNE HAUER leaves her handwriting to MISS JONES. JOANNE KERKHOFF. leaves MARTHA AMMON. her freckles to 54 JACK KLEYMEYER leaves his camera to TOM STEIGER, CHARLES KREY leaves his bookkeeping talents to BILL RACE, MARILYN LINNEMAN leaves her photogenic smile to next years Seniors. JIM LISTON leaves his place on the basketball bench to LARRY PHELPS. LARRY McCARTT leaves his silly expressions to CHARLES GOK: JANIE MEGOWEN leaves her Art talents to JIM WILSHIRE. WANDA POWERS CAROL GOSTER: EDNA RACE leaves her soft voice to STAR JORDRE, JEANNINE REIB leaves a supply of gum to the kids in Study Hall. JOANNE REIB leaves her humor to dull classes. CHARLIE ROGERS leaves his pigeon call to REX WILLIAMS. BERT SAVELY leaves his business-like ways to THOMAS HUMPHREY. BOB STEIDLE leaves his half-day classes to PAT GARNER. JOANNE STEINFORT leaves her Be-Bop re- cords to BENJY HUGHES. JACK STEINMAN leaves traces of his Ford up and down BEECHWOOD ROAD. TOMMY TATE leaves enough food in the lunch- room for the other kids in line. PEGGY UDRY leaves her bewildered look for next year's Shorthand Class. DAVID VAN DEREN leaves his place on the foot- ball team to DICK HOEFFINHOFF. MARION VON LEHMEN leaves her tardy ex- cuses to DAVE MARTIN. JANIE WIKEL leaves her pity to the treasurers of each class. DAVE WILLIAMS MARILYN RIGGS, leaves her calmness to leaves his big shoes to GEO. W. HILL AND COMPANY GROCERS AND SEEDSMEN 25-27-29 West Pike Street COVINGTON, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF FROM DAN'S a BARBER CONSTRUC- SHOP Doctor's Building TION GO: 7th Scott St. WE SAVE YOU MONEY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 629 Madison Ave. Covington, Ky. Over 75 years of service LL ———————— FORT MITCHELL REALTY COMPANY SAM'L S. CARRAN = NORBERT H. BORCHERS REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Dixie Highway and Horsebranch Road End of Ft. Mitchell Car Line SOU Min! TH IMSL Oe THE PEOPLES LIBERTY BANK AND TRUST CO. COVINGTON, KY. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE STEWART IRON WORKS CO. 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